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Personally, I consider Shadow of the Demon Lord's Boons and Banes to be a better take on advantage/disadvantage. Blades in the Dark's clocks are an elegant evolution of the skill challenge mechanic (which I can't understand why 5e dropped after years of iteration and improvement), and 4e making...

Never heard of this Bob World Builder guy before but apparently WotC emailed him and is offering him an interview with Kyle Brink. He's soliciting questions from the community to ask during the interview. My personal crusade at the moment is getting every past edition of the game under that CC...

So first off, let me say that I don't want the OGL 1.0(a) going anywhere. However, the sad reality is that we may not be able to stop that happening, and maybe the best we can do is negotiate the best version of a post-1.0(a) license we can get. With that in mind, here's my proposal for a...

Contracts were 2 years, and granted the following: Pay 15% instead of 25% on revenue over 750k 6 articles about your product on D&D Beyond 6 emails about your product to D&D Beyond users 8 social media posts on D&D Beyond or D&D branded channels 2 YouTube videos on D&D Beyond or D&D branded...

Imagine a TTRPG along the lines of, say, Marvel's Midnight Suns meets Slay the Spire. Would dice as a randomizer appeal to you in such a game, or would you want it to be entirely card-based?

D&D Shorts has been accurate throughout this saga AFAIK so this is pretty concerning to me. $30 subs? AI Dungeon Masters? If I heard this a year ago I'd dismiss it as ridiculous. Now? It's about par for the course.

D&D is bigger than 5e, and the 50th anniversary is the best time to celebrate its rich history. With the critical (pun intended) error they've made trying to push the OGL 1.1 (or 2.0 or whatever they're calling it now), they desperately need to regain some public trust and goodwill. Which is...

If you're jumping ship, which system/game will you be switching to?

So if you lean even harder into 4e's setting assumptions than 4e dared, you can easily wind up with a system where all power sources are tied to a plane and "martial" (aka "no power source") isn't appropriate for player characters. What do our classes end up looking like if we drop the arcane...

Forgotten Realms will have been the default setting for a full decade when 1DD releases. Sould WotC stick with it or give a different setting a turn?

There's an available niche for political fantasy, and either of these settings would fit it. Birthright is a classic AD&D setting that didn't get a lot of love back in the day, only lasting a couple of years, but had some interesting concepts - the gods are dead and we have killed them, now...

I hear good things about it. Can someone give me a rundown?

So far we have: * Fantasy kitchen sink(FR/Exandria) * Dark fantasy/horror (Ravenloft) * Pulp (Eberron) * Epic/mythic fantasy (Theros) * Swashbuckling/sword and planet (Spelljammer) * Magic school (Strixhaven) * Magicpunk (Ravnica) * Heroic fantasy (Dragonlance) * New weird/noir...

What's your favorite MtG setting? Do you think it would go well with D&D? Why?

What do?